SOW Appendix A.pdf
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- NIST-RFQ-22-7301487
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This request for quotation solicits code checks for the Champlain Towers South building collapse investigation. The National Institute of Standards and Technology seeks a contractor to conduct structural analyses and design checks for the building under current and historical building codes and standards. The contractor will analyze building strength, detailing, and serviceability. The contractor must have experience evaluating mid-rise reinforced concrete buildings. The fixed price contract is for six months. Quotations are due by June 30, 2022 and will be evaluated on technical approach, key personnel qualifications, management approach, and past performance. Price will also be considered in the best value determination.
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APPENDIX A. Selected Drawings of the Champlain Towers South Building
Figure A1. Plaza/Lobby plan. Highlighted area signifies collapsed section
Source: Champlain Towers South Structural Drawings, Sheet S5 of 14
Figure A2. Second floor plan. Highlighted area signifies collapsed section.
Source: Champlain Towers South Structural Drawings, Sheet S6 of 14
Figure A3. Typical floor plan. Highlighted area signifies collapsed section.
Source: Champlain Towers South Structural Drawings, Sheet S8 of 14
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